Ep 14. Long Train Journey/Madame Gazelle's House/Suzy Goes Away/Tiny Land/Grampy Rabbit's Boatyard

Peppa Pig season 7 episode 14 has a series of multiple short stories that go by the names of Long Train Journey/Madame Gazelle's House/Suzy Goes Away/Tiny Land/Grampy Rabbit's Boatyard.

The episode starts with Peppa and family embarking on a long train journey to visit their relative at his countryside estate. They have to change trains multiple times and Peppa and George keep themselves occupied by playing various games and singing songs. The family finally reaches their destination, where they are met with green, rolling hills and a scenic view of the countryside.

The second story takes place when Peppa's class pays a visit to Madame Gazelle's house. In this episode, they learn more about Madame Gazelle's life story and how she used to travel around the world before settling down to teach. They also help tidy up her garden by watering the plants and raking leaves.

In the third story, Suzy Sheep is going away for a while, causing Peppa and her other friends to be sad. They all gather together to make Suzy a card that they will give her as a farewell present. They all give her a big hug and tell her how much they will miss her.

In the fourth story, Peppa's family visits Tiny Land, a miniature theme park that's a big hit with younger kids. This park has an array of miniature rides, including a roller coaster, a Ferris wheel, and even a miniature water park. Peppa and her friends have a blast, and even Daddy Pig enjoys himself more than he expected.

The final story takes place at Grampy Rabbit's Boatyard, where Peppa and George are helping Grampy Rabbit build his new boat. They help paint the boat and lay down the seats. Grampy Rabbit is quite impressed with Peppa and George's handy work. He takes them out on the boat to test it out, and they have an enjoyable time on the water watching the ducks swim by.

Overall, episode 14 of Peppa Pig season 7 is full of fun and heartwarming stories. With its colorful animation and lovable characters, it's a perfect show for young children and toddlers. Parents can rest assured knowing that their kids are watching quality programming that promotes learning and kindness.